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Re: Dark Age Legends
« Reply #6435 on: February 23, 2008, 09:25:24 AM »
- Duilin's ship -

Duilin strafed to the left avoiding the flying tentacle but was then strangled from behind by the other tentacle. He shot a lightning bolt from his hand at the other one, blowing another chunk off, but again it regenerated into more tentacles. He grabbed the tentacle around his neck trying to rip it off, but there was no luck.

However, Ein's spell caused the tentacles to let go of Duilin and he was safe. He coughed harshly for a little while, but got his breathing back.

"Good work, Ein." Duilin congratulated him. He then noticed Ein had also done some magical enhancements to the ship. "Hmm, I don't recall giving you permission to mess around with my ship." He said to him. "I know you're just trying to help, but I'm sure if any captains come at us, I'll be able to handle him. I'm aware that the Kandarin Captains are very powerful, but I'm the High General of Helternian Army."

He then took a look and noticed that Terian was out of sight.

"Although, this little modification is nice. So thank you anyways." Duilin added.

Not to long the ship arrived back at Helternia. One of the few nice places left. Although it wasn't as nice looking as Tjed or Arosis, it was still a homely place. The continent, or rather island, only had a few settlements on it. At last the ship docked in Rivertown.

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- Forest -

"She needs some water." Sienna looked around. "I think there's a pond or something nearby. Puco, maybe you could try and heal her while I get her some water."

She got up and then left to get some water.

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- ???? -

"No! Leave us alone!"

"Never! BACK TO HELL WITH YOU DEMONS!!"
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Re: Dark Age Legends
« Reply #6436 on: February 23, 2008, 11:10:39 AM »
- Glimmer Spire top, Spire City, Phoenicia -

The skunk grinned innocently, displaying the tips of his fang-like incisors as he placed a hand behind his head.  "Haa, well actually I have a few errands to run, so if you'll excuse me..."  

He began to shuffle backwards as Shuichi began to argue with Lerfina.  Best to sneak out now while they're distracted.  Kelmarr decided that it would probably be safer to get out of the crazy-lightning-strike-death-cat-woman's sight before she started telling him to do more things.   He certainly did not want to get caught up in some demon hunt.

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- Phoencian Forest -

Well now, he was full.

Melface leaned back on the tree branch, listening to the leaves rustle in the wind.  Ugh.  If only it were dreary, it'd be perfect.  Of course the sun had to come out and shine on an otherwise perfect day.  Lousy Gaian weather...

He'd probably stay here for a while.  He rather liked the taste of the magic-based souls here.  He reckoned a few decades of this would evolve him into a rather fearsome demon warrior with catastrophic powers of darkness. And possibly doom. Ohhh... the thought made his body tingle!

Resting his head in his hands, he looked up through the green boughs at some black bird.  Some sort of raven, with red glowing eyes...

Well that was different.

"WhErE . . . ?"

Huh?  He scowled at the thing and met its stare. "Where what?  Are you trying to intimidate me, little thing?"

"kEy . . . ReViVe . . . KnOw . . . WhErE?"

"Tell me what created you and why you were sent, else I shall consume you soul.  And speak in coherent sentences, blast it."  Actually the thing smelled horrible.  It wasn't a mortal, or a demon for that matter.  Some wisp of blackness...  It didn't have a soul to eat.

The raven opened its maw and cawwed so loudly the leaves from the tree blasted off.  Spreading its wings, it dive-bombed the child-like demon.  Melface disappeared in a flash and the tree split in half from the impact.

He materialized some twenty feet away, hovering above the ground with a gargantuan scythe slung over his shoulder as the tree collapsed on top of the little monster.  "You miserable wisp!  How dare you strike at your better!"  His face contorted into a scowl.  He should be able to see the thing's life energy under the tree, but could not.  Definitely not a demon or a spirit...

The branches upon the ground exploded and a much larger creature burst into the air.   A black griffin soured skyward, its raven head screaming as crimson eyes bore down upon him.  Melface jumped out of the way as the ground exploded from some unseen attack.

Flying upward himself, he brought the scythe to his side as he twisted around an orb of blackness the monster sent his way.  Blast!  If it had a mind, he could get in it and scare it to death like he did all his victims.  But as it stood, it didn't even have that!
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Re: Dark Age Legends
« Reply #6437 on: February 23, 2008, 02:11:57 PM »
//My posts might not be as frequent anymore. I'm just super busy again. I'll post when I can though!

- Rivertown, Helternia -

"Is this the place...?" Karma asked Jacobie quietly.

"I think so," He responded, "It's Helternia, alright... I haven't been here before, but it looks like everyone says it does. Nice and normal. Not too many places like this around anymore." Jacobie helped Karma off the ship and onto land. He looked around the coast for a bit.

"Well, it's not as nice as Ariosis, but it's a hell of a lot better than the arctic!" He chuckled slightly at his own joke, then stretched and followed behind Duilin, Karma following behind Jacobie.

"Thanks for letting us on, by the way. I'll do my best, and I know Karma will, too. She's a bit shy, but a damn-good healer. I'm sure we'll make a good addition!" Jacobie bowed, and Karma followed after him, however hers was a bit more timid.
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Re: Dark Age Legends
« Reply #6438 on: February 23, 2008, 10:56:28 PM »
- Duilin's ship -

-"My dear friend," Ein hissed with a forced smile. "Have you ever fought a captain before? Have you? Because if you haven't, if I were you, I'd thank me for getting you away from that place as fast as I could. I had the... occasion of training with a person who was recently promoted to a captain rank. Let me tell you this: at the time of our parting, she could single-handedly slay a squad of 30 men without as much as being seen. Her weapon is at least eight times smaller than mine, and yet the gods gifted her with incredible dexterity: she could hit anything eight times over a mile away, while I would strike but once - and after several minutes of careful aiming. Why am I telling you this?"

Pausing for a second, Ein smashed the Necrolyte tied up in front of him on the cheek with the blunt end of a spear he was holding. The force of the impact managed to draw blood, spraying it on the wall behind.

-"Because then, only after two years of nonstop rigorous training was she even considered to be worthy of examination for a captain's promotion. Those ten individuals are not to be trifled with. Trust me. You can pin any rank on yourself, puffing your chest and ordering people around - but that doesn't make you strong. High General, Supreme Marshal, Emperor of Everything Possible - those are just words. The question is -- do you have the strength to back those words up?"

The Necrolyte spat blood in Ein's general direction. That was enough to once again gain his attention. With a brief "excuse me", he turned to the captive, drawing his spear back like for a golf swing - and with a whizzing noise, crashed the metal right into the Necrolyte's temple. This time, the strength of the swing almost bent the metallic shaft of the projectile. The victim's head fell limply to the side. Seeing this, Ein turned his attention back to Duilin.

-"Don't get me wrong: I know all about your successful defeat of the tyrant's hatchling, Jayce. Obviously, I will not idly dismiss you as an incompetent amateur, barely strong enough to swing his own weapon. I never said you were weak, you proved yourself otherwise on that battlefield there. What I am saying, though, is that a captain is simply stronger. Your super-shield that you used to capture the Draken and hold him off long enough for Draven to finish him? Useless. How can you shield yourself against a projectile that doesn't really exist, and materializes only when it is inches away from your throat?"

After kicking the Necrolyte around a bit to bring her back to a conscious state, Ein continued.

-"I'm not trying to be smart here. I'm simply asking you put your trust in me for matters concerning the Sovereignty's inner workings. I spent no less than a year in training there - long story - as well as haunting their captured towns for the last three years. I know my way around their military infrastructure. Anywho... back to more pressing matters."

Ein knelt in front of the Necrolyte's blooded face, slapping her around slightly.

-"Now, do tell that there man everything you've told me."

-"Cecylia," the Necrolyte coughed. "Is name. Sent by captain pani Flora Goethe. Ordered to repel intruders. Pan Ein killed bratja Necrolytes... I wake up in this ship."

With a sigh, Ein stood up.

-"Unfortunately, that's all I could beat out of her. I don't -"

-"Khekh, khekh, khekh..." More blood spilt on the wooden floor. "Pan Ein should know that you aren't going to extract anything out of me like that. Then again... Pan Ein is known among Necrolytes for his exemplary stupidity... You there, pan krilaty..." //krilaty = winged\

She looked at Duilin. Her eyes were stunningly clear, despite her rather grave state.

-"Why don't you come down here for a second? We'll show you a secret that pan Ein seems to have forgotten..."
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Re: Dark Age Legends
« Reply #6439 on: February 24, 2008, 01:23:05 AM »
- Duilin's ship, docked at Rivertown -

"I have earn this rank." Duilin stated. "I've been fighting since you were a child, and since most of those captains were too. No, I have not had the honour to fight them, but trust me all I'm worried about is a fair fight. But I won't be mad at you or anything. Just, notice that we 'good guys' have some badasses too."

Duilin then looked at the Necrolyte. "I can barely understand what she's saying." He said. He then knelt down, to eye level with her. "So you have a secret? Well, I would honestly love to know what that secret is. So, why don't you tell me, and then maybe after that you can tell Ein here the information he wants." Duilin gave her a stern look. "Hmm?"
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Re: Dark Age Legends
« Reply #6440 on: February 24, 2008, 08:52:26 AM »
~ ~ Island ~ ~

An hard crash.

The enormous doors swung open with a hard crash. In the midst of them a single figure stood, he was a little short with a huge smile filling his face. Two swords were lying on his back, shining in the light that entered the dark building.

A breeze entered.

- "I see. So ya are the dudes that are responsible for the corruption, eh?" Smiech asked with a trembling tone, not trembling of fear but of anger. He was walking closer towards the triangle table, were Frederic was sitting with his back to him and the two others eyed him.

- “Oooh... so a little general found out?”
Ray had a sinister voice, and she held her hands under the table.

- “Indeed it was us, and now you found out we need to eliminate you.” Chaud had a more formal voice.
Frederic didn’t turn.

- “Don’t go being cocky, eh? I’m here to kill you guys, he!”

He began to run, and drew one of his swords with his right hand. A few metres. A few metres were between him and the white suited guy, Frederic.

- “Nah, YOU don’t get cocky.”
Ray put her hands on the table, revealing a enormous gun she was hiding. “Die.”
A ear breaking bang, but Smiech evaded.
He ducked while running to evade several more shots. “You won’t hit my like tha’ bitch!”
But then a black red flame ignited above the table, and disappeared as soon as it appeared. However it left three huge spears flying, and they were pointing at Smeich.
“Pierce.” Chaud’s voice was definitive.
The spears rushed at Smiech with speed of a bullet. Smiech dashed side ways evading one, he heard an another shot and felt and incredible pain in his left foot. Confused and in pain he was hit by both the spears in his right shoulder.

- “This... won’t stop me!!” With rage he stood up, and ran at Ray. He deflected several more shots, and ducked when he saw the flame summoning maces now.
He threw his blade at the table, but it got deflected by the maces and more gun shots.
- “It’s over fool, we’ll kill you sitting!” Ray was laughing but when she looked at were Smiech was she only saw a pool of blood. Here eyes widened, and she looked upwards. There he was, Smiech.

Now only to aim... and shoot. What!? An another guy was there too! He was holding a purple ball... it looked made of electricity.  
- “Crap!” Frederic spoke finally when Tron smashed the ball into the midst of the table.
He jumped back and the others followed him. At first it seemed that nothing happened... but then a flash and an explosion.

You could feel the earth around the table rise, and dust was flying everywhere. The flash was eyes blinding, and pieces of the roof were bashed into the earth digging in for several feet.

Pieces of metal were flying everywhere, and the sun shone into the building. It didn’t get lighter however, for the thick dust made the place even more dark.

BAM! BAM! BAM!

More shots, more blood. Tron was gliding backwards, guarding himself against the punches of Frederic. Both didn’t use any weapons nor powers. A high punch from Frederic, but Tron caught it and threw him to himself. With his other hand he loaded a purple ball, and bashed it into Frederic’s neck. Frederic however kicked Tron in his stomach and the attack missed. Then the ground under them exploded and both flied out of each other. Once more. Earth was flying everywhere. Ray was shooting, even though she couldn’t see properly in the dust.

The purple balls were shining bright enough she though.

Tron loaded even more mini balls between all of his fingers, and threw them into the direction of the shots. The all exploded like granates mid way, being hit by more gunshots. Whether Tron was guarding against the shots with the balls or the shots were to stop the balls was unknown.

Explosions filled the room, and darkness was surrounding Smiech.

“Eh...” He cough blood a few times, and looked in front of him. A vague shade of Chaud was moving towards him. “He probably doesn’t see me well too...” But I can use my power...

“This is my chance... the last hope.” Smiech felt his body hurt but it didn’t matter. He sniffed a few times, and drew his blade dashing at Chaud. He could sniff the area around him, his eyes weren’t important as long as he could smell.

The slash was aimed at the head... *clash*

A sword reflected the attack.

- “How...” Smiech was broken. “How could you guard...”

And another sword dashed into his side...
- “I can summon objects as you see... and I can give them a single command. Whether I know what happens or not, they do it. I commanded the sword to “guard” so it guarded. Swords don’t need to see nor have any other senses.”

Smiech felt sudden hotness around him... Black and red flames surrounded him, and revealed twenty swords around him all pointing at his neck.

- “I can summon within two metres... so being a short range fighter is you end. Kill.”
The swords dashed at Smiech.

All of them.

Would he die?

Die? Disappear? So long he fought for safety of his country.. and now he was to die??

die???? die??????????????? DIE?????????????????????????????


He dashed. Rised his hand. His last sword, was infront of him. Flash. Clash.

He smelled blood, he heard flesh. He felt someone being pierced by swords... but was it him? He couldn’t tell. He only dashed forwards. Through the round glasses of Chaud he could see fear.

He couldn’t talk, and just dashed forward. Clash. He didn’t have a leg anymore. Oh well, he didn’t need it to pierce that man. Flash. He saw his hand flying in front of his face. Five swords pierced his bag, cutting it in two.
A little more... only ... a little...

Everything was red. Red. RED. DASH.

DASH forward. DASH forward! FORWARD! FORWARD DASH!

A sword pierce his face. He couldn’t see. He didn’t need to. He fell.. into the body of Chaud...

- “AAAAAAAAAAAAA-AAAAAAAAA-aAAAAAAAARRRGHhHHH!”

Chaud felt the cold of steel in a long time...  the death body of Smiech was lying on him with his sword into his stomach.

“No! NO! Nooo-ooh!” He took on of the swords, and cut Smiech of him.

“What... is thiiiiSSSSS!??” The took out the sword, and blood rushed out.

“WhaaaAAA-AAAAAAAA---AAAaaaaT!!!”

Tron could finally see what happened.
He saw Chaud bleeding, and for a short moment a smile was seen on his face. But then he noticed Smiech. Lying in pieces on the earth.

In pieces...

on the earth...

- “Smiech... what... what?”

A Shot it him in his side, and he saw the white suited man in front of him.
Red and black flames appeared around him, and soon he was chained to the earth.

- “You’ll see him in heaven.”

The man began to glow... glow, and grow. He grew and rose. A gaint sword was standing now in his place. It was bigger than the roof and standing in its hilt.

- “Byee~!” Ray said it with a childish voice, and pushed the blade. The blade fell, and even though Tron struggled, and got free... it as to late. The blade bashed him into the earth...

...

Frederic morphed back, and was standing with Ray in front of Chaud, who was looking at his wound.

- “You made a fuss about nothing.”

- “Not nothing... this scar won’t leave me anymore... these generals are worthy of their names. Making me use a object I summoned... what now?”

- “They though they stopped us, but no. I’ll take this as a sign. We are moving out. Let the operation start!”

He walked out, and so did Ray. Chaud only looked at his wound and at the blade that pierced him.


***

That night all over the country rumours were spread. Rumours of Silver Root, both good and bad.
But maybe the versions were different, but the meaning was equal.
The two giant countries fighting... the one who Silver Root would join with would become the winner. Whether this was true or fake was unknown, it were just rumours after all. But fear fell over the peasants of the Federation while the people of The sovereignty felt better.

For the rumors said that Silver Root would join with the sovereignty, and bring darkness on the lands.


Hope and fear. Both were now freely flying across Gaian...

Somewhere... a crow screamed.


~ ~ South-Eastern Kandarinian Coast ~ ~


Czernn sighted and squatted down.

- "If ja counted right, only about fifteen lub something managed to escape. Well if oni came with a huge army here, leaving with these nummers, it seems that they lost."

He looked at both necrolytes standing in a field full of corpses.

- "Now so many died, so few fled, what do my do now?"

With a short breeze all bodies changed into dust. If someone was still alive to see it, he would doubt that Czernn is but a normal person. His empty eyes were deep... and he looked like a statue that was invincible.

At his desk back in his base an another letter of invitation to become a captain appeared. And once again his maid burned it, just like always, as Czernn asked her to...

~ ~ what forest? ~ ~

- "Wait!!"
Puco raised her hands and clapped.

- "Puco can make water out of air!" She frozer the water in the air added some minerals from the earth to it, and soon she had a flying ball of water around her.

- "Here you go Nee-chan! Drink drink drink it!"
The ball flew towards the mouth of the girl who started to drink.

- "And only Sienny-chan can heal!"

~ ~Church of death ~ ~

The robed men went to the center of the church and began drawing a huge circle... soon... soon...

... over ninethousand demons would be summoned.
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Re: Dark Age Legends
« Reply #6441 on: February 24, 2008, 09:50:05 AM »
~Glimmer Spire Top,Spire City, Phoenicia~

Indher shook her head.

"Then, I'll go, and YOU watch this guy."

Well, someone did have to do it. Completely forgetting the shortcut and ignoring Kelmarr's words, she dashed down the stairs.

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~Forest in the outskirts of Spire City~

Elphos and three of Indher's students jumped as soon as they heard what sounded like a tree falling. They were all carrying handmade charms for negating demonic powers, but they all knew that there was very little they could do about brute force.

"I'll distract him, you draw a seal around us."

"But, Master Elphos! You have never died before! Shouldn't we..."

"I'm NOT going there to die. Now get to it!"

The three nodded and split, beggining to draw a large circle on the ground.

Elphos proceeded to venture towards the noise.
And what he saw shocked him - A mere child wielding a simple yet heavy-looking farming tool against a demonic, winged monster.

"Kid, look out!" he called out as he threw a lightning bolt at the black monstrosity from a rune he had tatooed on the back of his hand.
Something about the child seemed weird to him, but he didn't think now was the time to ponder these things.

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~Throne Room~

Kerig smiled pleasantly. It has been a while since he enjoyed conversation with someone other than Weloss.

"Ah, Crow-Nose! Don't be silly. Weloss' energy doesn't heat up things. In fact, it might freeze the-"

"Only at over 1%, Kerig. And I'm not even using 0.01% of my power yet. In any case, Kronos, I can hold back, if needed... Though I'd honestly rather not unless it actually poses a problem."

It was not obvious on the outside, but Kerig could sense it by the rumblings deep within him -
Weloss was growing impatient...
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« Reply #6442 on: February 24, 2008, 12:41:27 PM »
~ ~ Glimmer Spire Top,Spire City, Phoenicia ~ ~

Better than dying I guess...

Shuichi miraculously appeared in front of Kelmarr.
- "You are the reason why I don't have to fight, so you better stay here. If you behave properly you won't have to deal with this demon either, mister rare items dealer."
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« Reply #6443 on: February 24, 2008, 04:33:05 PM »
- Glimmer Spire top, Spire City, Phoenicia -

Kelmarr sat down on the wall at the edge of the tower and folded his arms.  "Fine..."  He said, grumbling.  At least he didn't have to wait with the crazy cat lady.

- Phoencian Forest -

"Huh?"  Melface turned as a bolt of lightning snaked past him.  The black griffin was focused on its mad dash, so was promptly struck by the spell head on.  It flew out of the sky and crashed into a tree.

"Fool!" The child looked back and yelled with an unexpectedly deep and refined voice. "Mind your own business, humans."  With that, he dropped to the ground and ran full force at the stunned black griffin, scythe raised above his head.  A downward cleave split the ground in two along with the tree, but by then the griffin soared in the air once more.

The monster screeched again, and a swirling orb of violet energy burst from its mouth.  Melface sneered and cut the air horizontally, the impact with the orb sending it spiraling back towards its creator.  The griffin flapped its wings once, then smacked the energy with its foreclaw, sending back a second time.  The two hit the ball of destruction back and forth a number of times until at last the griffin was struck with its own attack, and crashed into the ground.

With a series of short hops, Melface took the scythe in both hands and jammed the point of the blade square into the monster's head like a pickaxe.  A bright flash lit the area and the black monster dissipated with a puff of smoke and midnight feathers.

Melface turned to the human who cast the lightning spell, heaving the scythe upon his shoulder with a single hand.  Blast... he was too full to consume them all.  And it would be a waste to kill them when he could just eat them later...  They would put up a fight, anyway.

The child-like demon grinned, the pupils of his eyes twinkling red. "And now I take my leave.  Good day, gentlefolk."

Then he was gone, as if he were never there.  In his place sat an adolescent off-white-furred fox, head angled to the side and grinning mischievously.  With a serious of short bounds, the animal ducked for the thick underbrush...
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« Reply #6444 on: February 24, 2008, 04:34:15 PM »
- Forest -

The girl savagely leaped at the water ball, drinking up nearly three-quarters of it. She took some of the remaining water and poured it over her face, washing off some of the blood and grime. Looking slightly more refreshed, she sat down next to a tree.

-"No words come to mind to express my gratitude to you for saving me... Just... thank you... May I know the names of my saviours? Mine's Lily..."

- Duilin's Ship -

-"Good..." The Necrolyte seemed to smile a bit. "Now, as I'm sure krylaty pan is aware, all Kandarinians have a standard-issue protection amulet to replace heavy metal armour. If krylaty pan wants to find out the secret, then he'll have to take mine off."

This time, she smiled at Ein.

-"Or maybe pan Ein wants to do it?"

-"Keep hissing, snake," Ein spat. "Duilin, don't touch her. That amulet might bite off your hand or something. Let me do it."

He knelt down in front of Cecylia, drawing her bloodstained clothes apart to reveal the protection amulet, with its teeth sunken deep in the pale skin. Ein carefully pulled it off...

...revealing a deep hole in the Necrolyte's chest. Right where the heart should be.

-"Wh-what the hell?!" Ein was visibly taken aback by this apparently new discovery. "They didn't - didn't do that the last time I killed one of you!!"

-"But that's not all, good pan Ein. Why don't you be a man and reach into the hole?"

-"And have something bite half my hand off?! Like hell!"

Cecylia sighed.

-"Honestly, if I wanted something to bite you, I would've done it the second you took that amulet off. Now, put your hand into me..."

With a disgusted shudder, Ein reached inside, pulling out a black gem.

-"This is your secret? What is this?"

-"That, pan Ein, is immortality. Kill me all you want - I will be back, again, and again, and again... Speaking of which - I heard they found pani Amaya's corpse and made a Necrolyte out of her. You ought to come visit sometime, pan Ein--"

The Necrolyte was cut off by a swift sweep of the spear to the head. Ein continued clubbing her until he made sure she wasn't breathing.

-"Damn bitch," he muttered. "Wouldn't've gotten any more information out of her anyway. Wait, wha-?"

The black gem turned to dust in his hand - as did the dead Necrolyte's body.

-"Oh...........kaaaaaaay....."

- Throne room -

-"Alright, Weloss, if you're so itchy to fire it off, shoot it at some small remote farm. I want to see the effects of your proposition."
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« Reply #6445 on: February 24, 2008, 10:13:05 PM »
-Shaad Oenn-

Druid waited in the shadows till it was safe to pass by. Thud thud thud thud. The beast’s army marched by. They were on full alert now that Druid and Baird were free.

After Druid had rested he lifted Baird and started to head over to the door. However the door had been barricaded by a large group of guards. One single guard thought that instead of confronting Druid he would go to get reinforcements. The guard had returned with twenty other guards as reinforcements and they blocked the only door out of the jail. They were keeping Druid trapped till the Beats arrived to decide his fate.

Druid was too drained of energy to fight his way out. He sat in that hallway just outside his cell to think, Baird still unconscious beside him. Drip drip drip drip. Druid looked up to see the water leaking through the roof. He saw the pool of water on the ground had not grown at all. Druid tried to think but the incessant drip drip drip.

Then Druid had a brilliant thought. He hurried over to the puddle to observe the habits of the water. From the roof it dripped and collected in this puddle. For three years it dripped. For three years the never ending drip was all that Druid ever heard. So why such a small puddle? He put his finger in it but there was no hole for it to drain out of. He did see a small but steady stream of water flow from the puddle.

He crawled alongside the stream of water. There would have to drain somewhere otherwise the jail would be flooded. He moved alongside this minute rivulet on hands and knees hoping for freedom.
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Re: Dark Age Legends
« Reply #6446 on: February 25, 2008, 04:23:45 PM »
- South-Eastern Terian, Forest -

"Oh, silly me." Sienna laughed. "How could I have forgotten about that."

She then sat down next Lily. "My name is Sienna. This is my friend Puco. We're travellers. We're trying to find the general of the Helternian Army, Duilin Talonscar. He's my brother. Well, half brother, apparently we only share the same mother."

She laughed.

"Sorry, I'm rambling a bit. Anyways, you look hurt, let me heal you. Don't worry, just relax. It won't hurt a bit."

She held Lily's hand, and it began to glow a light green and the glow flowed through Lily, healing her wounds. "It's a simple healing spell."

"So, how did you get here? What's your story?" She asked.

--- ---

- Duilin's ship -

"Wasn't that a little harsh?" Duilin questioned.

Marshall sighed, he remembered how hart broken Ein was, when Amaya was killed, and now she's a Necrolyte. He stepped next to his friend "Are you going to be okay Ein?" He asked.

"I guess she must have touched a soft spot there or something, which I understand. But you still shouldn't have done that though, Ein. If she'll be back, killing her just simply let her go, it would have been better if we kept her in captivity. I have methods on interrogating immortals. So please don't do something like that again."

Duilin crossed his arms and paced by Ein, and continued to talk.

"I know you don't have to follow my 'orders'. But if you really wanted to get revenge on her then it would have been best to not kill her."

The general uncrossed his arms, and looked back at Ein. "Well, now that the ship is docked, we should be heading off.
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Re: Dark Age Legends
« Reply #6447 on: February 25, 2008, 05:21:42 PM »
- Duilin's ship -

-"Like hell," Ein snarled. "Necrolytes aren't mortals. They also, as you assumed, aren't immortals. They aren't people. Interrogate a chair all you want, it still won't tell you anything."

He sighed, then headed up outside of the cargo hold. He needed some fresh air... and besides, they were already on anchor, leaving the ship. They should be relaxing to mead and song soon enough... for the first time in weeks, it seems. He also needed some new clothes - a bare, heavily tattooed chest isn't going to get him anywhere in a polite company.

-"Come, Marshall," he yelled in the general direction of the ship. "Let's find us a tavern. We need some catching up to do."

- Forest -

Lily relaxed to the pleasing tingling sensation of the healing spell scattering across her body.

-"Thank you once again," she sighed. "I don't have that exciting of a story... Me and my parents are running from Kandarin. We left our town when it was taken by the Sovereign, and we've been travelling ever since. No matter what place we would've stopped at, it was quickly conquered. It's like one of us had a bad star over us - no matter where we went, trouble quickly followed.

"But this time was the worst. I mean, we've seen things... massacres... but it was never this bad. They never used the Hammer on a town as small as that. I've heard... stories about that weapon before... Entire capitals vanishing in a flash of light. But we must be miles away from the city, and it still tore trees around us. That power is just... unholy. It should not exist. Only the gods should be able to control Sol.

"And now I don't know whether to be happy or sad. My parents were taken by Kandarin shortly before the city was burnt down. Are they still alive? I hope so... but the one taking them... the one giving the order... was captain Flora Goethe. I saw several similar orders like that - for taking people into Kandarin against their will. Is she looking for someone?"
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Re: Dark Age Legends
« Reply #6448 on: February 25, 2008, 05:47:17 PM »
- Rivertown, Helternia -

"Regardless Ein, you still released a prisoner." Duilin said. "Now you can all take a quick break. I am going back to Fort Klawvorn, I want to all to meet me there in two hours." And then with that he exited the ship and headed through the town.

"Don't worry about him." Marshall said to Ein about Duilin. "But yeah, I'm up for a drink or two...maybe more. I just lost a good friend of mine in that battle." He said sadly, and then lead Ein to the local tavern.

--- ---

- South-Eastern Terian, Forest -

"Oh, that's too bad." Sienna said sympathetically. "So the Hammer? I assume that must be that giant beam of light, we've seen destroying cities."

She looked to Puco. "Maybe we should help her find her parents. I'd like to find Duilin, but she really needs our help."

--- ---

- Rivertown, Tavern -

Marshall and Ein sat down at the bar of the Tavern. Marshall motioned to the barkeep to bring them some drinks.

"So, Ein. What have you been doing these past...what was it, three...four years?" Marshall asked his old friend.
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Re: Dark Age Legends
« Reply #6449 on: February 25, 2008, 07:03:44 PM »
-Shaad Oenn-

The stream of water flowed back and forth on the stone jail floor. It weaved in between pebbles and rocks into crevices and back out. Druid crawled alongside it intently for a few minutes. If he ever lost it he would double back and follow it closely. Sometimes it weaned down to just a trickle and Druid had to have his face centimetres from the floor to follow it.

After several arduous minutes of following this rain water Druid found out where it lead. He followed the water till it slipped under a big metal door. Druid raised his head and stumbled backwards after he saw where he was. This huge door had window. It was huge and metal with huge metal bolts and a huge metal door knob. There was rust around the hinges of the door. He studied the door and all the evils that were trapped behind it. Druid took a deep breath and twisted the handle and pushed open the door, entering into the foreboding darkness.

The door opened to horrors of unspeakable evil. Children hung from walls drained of blood, women lay on tables eviscerated, piles of limbs lay in corners. Druid threw up, not from the visual stimulation but the stench. He had to cover his mouth and nose. He felt the little stream trickle against his foot. He knelt down to see it drained into some sort of sewer gate.

“BAIRD!” Druid ran back to his friend. “We’re getting out of here.” He picked up his friend. His legs gave out a little but he was able to stabilize himself before the two teetered over. Druid moved as fast as he could towards the tunnel. He laid Baird down and lifted the gate up. It was very heavy and Druid struggled but finally managed to pull it open. Druid grabbed Baird and they made there way into the tunnels. He couldn’t see because t was dark however he had a feeling he didn’t want to. He trudged through the thick waters that rushed in the sewers.

Druid and Baird emerged several blocks away from the prison. They crouched in the shadows till it was safe to pass by. Thud thud thud thud. The beast’s army marched by. They were on full alert now that Druid and Baird were free. Baird was waking up. Druid knelt beside him in the shadows and explained the situation. Moments later the two huddled in the dark. Another group of soldiers thundered past. Thud thud thud thud.

“What now Druid?” Baird asked his friend perplexed at the spontaneity of his leader.

“We go after the Beast!” Druid ran from behind the shadows to the group of guards. He caught them by surprise and half were dead before they realized what happened. Baird watched as his leader skilfully finished of the battalion of soldiers. Druid returned holding armour and weapons. “This isn’t to hide,” Druid addressed the perplexed Baird. “We are not sneaking into their camps to ambush them for it would be suicide. We are going to find any allies we can and raise a resistance to take down this monster. W may not need it but it is always good to have backup. This armour and weapons will protect us until we are back to full health. Now, we must find you a doctor. Come on.” Druid threw on his armour and ran off behind some buildings. Baird put his on and followed closely after.
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